Sanders' wealth tax 'much more aggressive' than Warren's
Sanders estimates his proposal will raise $4.35 trillion over a decade.
How will a progressive agenda affect the US?
wealth tax and healthcare
Elizabeth Warren wealth tax plan could incentivize rich people to divorce
Theoretically, a couple worth $100 million could divorce and split their wealth to avoid Warren's tax.
Green innovation trumps overspending when tackling climate change: Expert
Climate change costs
How the unveiled wealth tax will hurt the US
Sanders touts wealth tax
Bernie Sanders' new wealth tax will slow economic growth, innovation: Ed Conard
Bernie’s new wealth tax
Banking industry is doing super-great right now: Florida Bankers Association CEO
State of US banking
Senator wants to pull the plug on electric vehicle credits
Sen. Barrasso wants electric vehicle owners to help pay for infrastructure.
New Mexico plans to cover all in-state college tuition
If you live in New Mexico, there's a possibility your in-state tuition will be covered.
Sen. Barrasso pens op-ed on electric cars
Electric car op-ed
Sen. Rick Scott on medicare-for-all price tag
Sen. Scott on medicare-for-all
US economy isn't going into a recession: Gary Kaltbaum
Kaltbaum on the markets
New Mexico offers free college for in-state students
New Mexico tuition coverage
Elizabeth Warren's Medicare-for-all plan: How do the numbers add up?
Democratic presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren is getting backlash for refusing to answer one question.
Here’s what Bill Gates thinks about a US wealth tax
A wealth tax would target the value of assets owned by Americans.
Eliminate teacher taxes? Blackstone CEO wants to make profession 'tax-exempt'
During an interview with Recode, Stephen Schwarzman said the plan would help attract high-quality candidates.
Blackstone’s Schwarzman: Good governments get good economies
Schwarzman on wealth tax
Blackstone CEO on China: We have to separate trade and national security
Schwarzman on China and wealth tax
California asks for vouchers to combat homelessness issue
President Trump and Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson are visiting California just a day after California Gov. Gavin Newsom asked Trump to approve more housing vouchers to combat the state's homelessness problem.